The upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to bring a new level of entertainment, as football fans will not only enjoy world-class action on the field but also live music performances during the final.
According to FIFA, the FIFA World Cup Final on July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium will feature the tournament’s first-ever halftime show, similar to the style seen in the Super Bowl. This marks a major change in World Cup history and is expected to attract global attention.
Reports suggest that some of the biggest names in music, including Shakira, Madonna, and BTS, could be part of the special performance, adding even more excitement to the event.
FIFA has also announced major financial benefits for football clubs through its Club Benefit Program. Under this system, clubs whose players participate in the tournament will receive around $11,000 per player per day from the moment the player joins his national team until his final match.
A total of $355 million has been allocated for this program, ensuring that clubs around the world benefit financially from their players’ participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026. Even clubs whose players are eliminated in the group stage are expected to receive significant compensation.